Thank you Tate for lovely invite - moderating conversation on love in 21st C w wonderful filmmakers on Valentine💝nite tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-…

We’ve been working all weekend on editing Issue #6. Can’t wait to share it with you all. Have you been reading, writing or editing anything this weekend?

As it’s in the news…the piece I wrote for FT Opinion back in July on why we should be very wary. Deep-sea mining is a watery wild west ft.com/content/14cf08… via @ft

🚨 Issue 6 is landing in May! The next issue of Tamarind will be here in just a few weeks! It’s something very special, featuring some of the most extraordinary writing we’ve published yet, and a beautiful new layout. Watch this space for our cover! 👀📚 📷 Evan Leith

Delighted to give you all a first look at Issue 6. The stunning cover 🪸 is by the New York-based artist Jane Meng. Stay tuned to see what stories and essay we’re publishing – and which Booker nominee will be taking our interview slot! 👀

What's on the running order for issue 6? Our upcoming edition dives into the deep sea, tramples through mushroom-carpeted woods, and peers at the night skies, before closing with an interview with Booker-longlisted author Martin MacInnes. What are you most excited for?

Booking is OPEN for this interactive worldbuilding talk at Hay-suitable for young readers & adults! AND copies of both #TheDestinyofMinouMoonshine & early copies of #TheVoyageofSamSingh will be on sale! hayfestival.com/p-21540-gita-r…

For those of a certain age, #Voyager ‘s milestones mirrored our own. In my Financial Times column today, I go on a nostalgia-fest - and try to explain what the historic mission means to me, and to humankind. on.ft.com/3xT57M1 via @financialtimes

The Algorithm by Hilke Schellmann — why AI really is coming for your job via Financial Times on.ft.com/4dk9b8y

Review: Colm Toibin’s Long Island is a brilliant, compelling, utterly human story that begs to be read and reflected upon via ⁦The Globe and Mail⁩ - ⁦Picador Books⁩ will publish here on 23 May theglobeandmail.com/arts/books/rev…

👀👀👀 Issue 6 arriving imminently.

💡 Excited to welcome Erkki Tuomioja and Heta Hedman from Historians without Borders in Finland (Historians without Borders) to Project Hindsight Labs on Monday 20 May to discuss what history can bring to international relations in productive ways. 1/4

It's finally here. Tamarind #6 out now in print (£9) or digital (£5) at tamarindlit.co.uk/buy/. Our ed. team doesn't get paid, but every purchase helps our contributors, and supports a mission we believe is more important now than ever before. We hope that you love it.

I had an amazing time #worldbuilding at Hay Festival ! We constructed worlds of mud vampires, tiny elephants, igloos, horned snow rabbits, goblin kings, whistled language, tentacled humans & so much more! Also ran into fabulous authors including @emcarrollauthor & Ruchira Gupta

Fabulous launch for Tamarind Literary Magazine issue 6 last night! A wonderful litmag that publishes literature on science - buy here: tamarindlit.co.uk Great readings from all, including Daniel, one of our Centre for Languages, Culture & Communication creative writing students!

Next up the amazingly talented Libro Levi Bridgeman . We're so excited for the release of stop motion film 'Grand Dandy', set to Libro's poem 'For Ezra', which explores being a non-binary grandparent. And Libro's film, 'Private View' is currently touring! film-directory.britishcouncil.org/private-view

I've just started this... and oooh it is good! We had the York launch for The Headland by @AbiCurtisWriter last Thursday. Thanks to CLHanks for being our fabulous bookseller for the night 'A novel about the dark gifts of grief, what it means to belong, and the possibility

Published today: The third in our series of articles in which we investigate professional artists' work & wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here we introduce the HEartS Professional Model, a conceptual model for arts professionals' work & wellbeing: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Published today: The third in our series of articles in which we investigate professional artists' work & wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here we introduce the HEartS Professional Model, a conceptual model for arts professionals' work & wellbeing: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

What’s next for the arts? In episode 4 of the Performance Science podcast, Josh Siepel from the Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre and Aaron Williamon & Prof Rosie Perkins from the RCM delve into the future of the creative workforce. 🎧Centre for Performance Science: bit.ly/4amMQpM